Purity Air Open Ear Headphones - True Air Conduction Wireless Bluetooth Open Ear Earbuds with Dual Mic for iPhone/Android - Secured Long Wearing Comfort, Sports Sweat Resistant (Colorful Pebbles)

I've used only earbuds previously (tried and did not like a full over-ear set), so these “air conduction” headphones are a bit of a change. So far, so good ... Sound quality is good. I listen to a variety of music styles. Volume and depth are very good; bass comes through clearly, and there is no tinny crackling. These aren't high-end, but they're not bad - definitely better than other solutions I've tried and great for the price. These seem pretty well put-together. Finish is bright and attractive, and seems like it will stand up to sweat and dirt OK. Nothing seems flimsy or loose. Environmental sounds come through; because of the "open ear" architecture, these are NOT (can't be) noise-cancelling units. Also, bystanders can hear your music if you turn the volume up. This isn't objectionable for places like the gym - you can have a conversation with them on, and there's no reason to remove them to do so. However, there is some sound bleed in quieter environments which may disturb those around you. And, as mentioned, these don't do much to mitigate a noisy environment. Battery life seems great so far - I haven't fully discharged them yet after several days of use. Probably due to licensing fees, these don't use a standard charging cable. The proprietary ones work just fine, and they give you two in the box, so you can keep one at home and one at work or in the car. It would be ideal to be able to use my iPhone lightning cable or a more ubiquitous USB model; with these, I've got one more cable to keep track of. They pair up immediately and the signal is fine - no latency or jaggy sound. These fit me pretty well. They are definitely more comfortable than over-ear or earbud solutions I've tried previously. They are springy enough to match my ears, but aren't really adjustable in any permanent way I could find. I'll probably use them mostly for lawn work and at the gym.

I have owned and used a number of wireless ear and headphones over the years -- going all the way back to Plantronics Back Beat Go's, Earins, Trelabs, Galaxy Lives, Cambridge Audios and Apple AirPods. Honestly, it's been a thing with me and I've spent way too much money over the years chasing my wireless grail, especially for air travel and exercise situations. When I was offered the opportunity to try out Purity Air Open Ear Headphones, I honestly wasn't expecting much at that price point. Oh boy, was I wrong. The Puritys (sp?) are easily the most comfortable ear phones I've used. They just float above your ears but always remain snug enough to stay in place. Some serious thought has gone into the design and fabrication of the band connecting the two ear pieces, that's all I can say. Easy to put on, easy to take off, no interim adjustments needed. I was also really surprised at the sound quality. It is really outstanding -- good sound reproduction, deep bass, accurate highs. My guess is that the extra space in the earpieces have allowed Purity to use drivers that are larger than normal compared earphones that fit in your ear, and additional size definitely sounds like it in terms of easy and accuracy of reproduction. They also have plenty of volume and I had no difficulty answering phone calls with them. And as a bonus, all the sound reproduction goodness coexists effortlessly with the ability to hear ambient sounds around you and maintain situational awareness. So far battery life seems great and I am look forward to using these on a regular basis for walking around the neighborhood with my dog, where situational awareness is important. Two small niggles. First, the controls could be a little bigger, especially if you're a less than graceful male with big fingers. They're not awful. They could just be larger. Hopefully the next version will have bigger controls. Second, the earphones use a proprietary cable to charge. The good part is that the cable uses gold contacts that eliminate any penetrations in the Purity's shell. Put they're proprietary, so you can't use a USB-C or micro-USB cable. One more cable to carry around -- although thoughtfully two cables are provided with each purchase. Overall, highly recommended if you're looking for something that's comfortable, secure, has good sound and you aren't likely to loose down a drain or other hazard, and all at a very reasonable price.

Muy buen regalo. La calidad de audio es decente, y ha resistido ya más de un año.

I love this

I have weird ears, or at least it see seems that way since no EarPods will stay in, or not hurt, no matter the brand. I read about these in a Buzzfeed article, and was intrigued. Not only are my podcasts clear and easy to listen to, but I can also hear everything happening around me. I’m looking forward to better weather so that I can try them when biking!

Son audífonos ligeros buen material se escuchan bien en general pero lo que no me gusto es que el anuncio de encendido y pagado es muy alto y las tima el oido

I love that these are wireless but are connected to each other and do not sit in your ear. Ear buds always have issues sliding out of my ears so I've always been paranoid that they'd fall out and I'd lose them. I like that these go behind your head instead of on top your head, I can take them off my ears and have them sitting around my neck instead when not in use. The battery life is decent. I wish the buttons had more options like for volume control, there is literally only a power button. That's not a huge issue, honestly the biggest issue for me is that the voice that tells you "power on" or "battery low" is so loud! I'll be walking home, enjoying my music when suddenly this woman's voice blares at me "BATTERY LOW" and startles me. And it happens so many times. I've never timed it but it's not a long walk down my street and she goes off at least 4 times. It's so annoying I end up turning the entire thing off. I'd prefer just maybe a warning beep or something. At least give us the option to turn the system volume down.